Learning CPR and how to use an AED is one of the most practical skills you can add — for your family, your workplace, or your own peace of mind. I bring hands-on Adult CPR/AED training to your location, with real AED practice and an official digital card (eCard) after you complete an in-person skills evaluation.
Whether you're an individual learner seeking your CPR/AED certification or a workplace safety manager building an emergency-ready team, training comes to you — your office, facility, school, or community space — at your location in my service area.
Why Hands-On Training Matters
In a cardiac emergency, the first minutes matter most, and confident action — not just a certificate on file — is what makes the difference. That's why every Code Blue Safety Skills class is interactive and built around practice: you'll perform compressions, operate an AED trainer, and work through realistic scenarios until the steps feel natural. The goal is to leave feeling ready to act.
Choosing an Adult CPR/AED Course in Southern California
When comparing CPR/AED training options, look past the price and ask a few practical questions:
- Is the class hands-on? Certification requires an in-person skills evaluation, so a course with real practice on manikins and AED trainers prepares you for that — and for real emergencies.
- Does it fit your schedule? Choose the format that fits — in-person or blended learning. Classes are by appointment, scheduled by phone, text, or email. Evening classes are offered; Sundays are closed.
- Where does the training happen? With mobile, on-site instruction, the training comes to your location — no commuting across the service area for a class.
- What certification do you receive? An official digital certification card (eCard) is issued upon successful completion.
- Is there support for groups? Group pricing is available for groups of 5 or more participants.
Course Options and Pricing
Adult CPR/AED and First Aid + CPR/AED individual certification rates:
- Adult CPR/AED$60 in-person / $75 blended
- First Aid + CPR/AED — All Ages$90 in-person / $105 blended
Blended learning means online modules completed at your own pace, followed by an in-person skills session — the hands-on evaluation required for certification. American Red Cross certification is standard; HSI certification is available only when a client specifically requests it. Stop the Bleed is classroom-only, 2.5 hours, and $40 in person. Certification is through the American College of Surgeons program.
Training a group? Group pricing is available for groups of 5 or more participants, quoted based on class size and format. On-site training comes to your office, school, gym, or facility.
Which Class Fits You?
- Individual learners seeking certification: Either format works — blended is ideal if you prefer studying online and reserving in-person time for the skills evaluation. Adult CPR/AED is $60 in-person or $75 blended. First Aid + CPR/AED is $90 in-person or $105 blended. Both Adult CPR/AED formats lead to the same American Red Cross certification. HSI certification is available only when a client specifically requests it.
- First-time learners: Start with whichever format feels less intimidating. Instruction is interactive, confidence-building, and real-world-focused, with time to ask questions and practice before the evaluation.
- Workplace emergency preparedness: On-site group training lets your team learn together in your facility. Group pricing is available for groups of 5 or more.
- Training focused on AED operation: Adult CPR/AED training includes dedicated AED practice — powering on, pad placement, voice prompts, and clearing during analysis. Mention your focus when requesting your class and the session can emphasize it.
- Healthcare and family safety: Adult CPR/AED is a practical foundation for healthcare teams, caregivers, and families. For pediatric-specific or BLS-level training, ask when you contact me.
Serving Southern California
I provide mobile training in San Diego County, Temecula, Murrieta, Menifee, Lake Elsinore, and Rancho Murrieta.
Request your class
Please include 2–3 preferred dates, your course, location, and group size. Classes are by appointment, scheduled by phone, text, or email. Evening classes are offered; Sundays are closed.
FAQ
How do I choose an adult CPR/AED course in Southern California?
Compare four things: hands-on practice with manikins and an AED trainer, format fit (in-person or blended), whether the training comes to your location, and what certification you receive. I offer both in-person and blended American Red Cross training with an official eCard upon completion; HSI certification is available only when a client specifically requests it. Training is available at your location throughout my service area.
Which class suits individual learners seeking certification?
Both formats lead to the same certification. Learners who prefer self-paced study often choose blended learning: online modules plus a short in-person skills session. Adult CPR/AED is $60 in-person or $75 blended. First Aid + CPR/AED is $90 in-person or $105 blended.
What should I compare between training options?
Hands-on practice time, certification type, whether an in-person skills evaluation is included (it's required for certification), mobile vs. classroom delivery, appointment scheduling, and group rates if training a team.
Which course fits workplace emergency preparedness?
On-site group training — your team trains together in your own facility, scheduled around your operations. Groups of 5 or more qualify for group pricing. For healthcare settings, ask about BLS training.
How do I find training focused on AED operation?
Adult CPR/AED training includes dedicated AED practice — device operation, pad placement, following prompts, and safety during analysis. Mention your focus when requesting your class.
What's the best course for blended learning?
Blended learning pairs online modules completed at your own pace with an in-person skills session for the certification evaluation.
What's the best training for first-time learners?
Either format works well. Classes are interactive, confidence-building, and real-world-focused, with time for questions and repetition before the evaluation. Nervous about the hands-on portion? Blended learning lets you study online first.